For U7's whilst training occurs weekly, festivals are arranged by the league, and individual matches are arranged by us as a club against teams from other areas. Festivals are predominantly arranged on Saturday afternoons. For U8's and U9's, matches are organised fortnightly by the league, however no league table is kept until the U9 age group to ensure that the onus is on the development of the children and not just win, win, WIN!

Details of training days and times are included below. Once a player is signed, it is assumed they are committed to a weekly training session and a weekend match (August - May).

· Players must be the following age's as of 31st August 2012 to join age groups:
• For U7's – 6 years old on 31st August 2012 – matches are 5v5 format
• For U8's – 7 years old on 31st August 2012 – matches are 7v7 format
• For U9's – 8 years old on 31st August 2012 – matches are 7v7 format
• For U10's – 9 years old on 31st August 2012 – matches are 7v7 format

Registration for the club is as follows and includes insurance, league and player registration, a full team kit, as well as coaching equipment costs.

• For U7's – £95 Registration fee, £3.50 training subs, and £3.50 matchday subs
• For U8's – £95 Registration fee, £3.50 training subs, and £3.50 matchday subs
• For U9's – £95 Registration fee, £3.50 training subs, and £3.50 matchday subs

Training days will be organised as follows:
• U7's (HARPENDEN, ENFIELD & CUFFLEY/CHESHUNT) - SATURDAY MORNINGS, 9am-10am – LOCATION TBC
• U8 & 9's (HARPENDEN) - TUESDAY (EARLY EVENING, APPROX. 5.30pm) – LOCATION TBC
• U8 & 9's (CUFFLEY/CHESHUNT) - WEDNESDAY (EARLY EVENING, APPROX. 5.30pm) – LOCATION TBC
• U8 & 9's (ENFIELD) - THURSDAY (EARLY EVENING, APPROX. 5.30pm) – LOCATION TBC
• U10's (ENFIELD) - TBA

Elite Feet's philosophy is simple - with a blend of some key factors, as well as a large dose of common sense and enthusiasm for football, we can create the perfect environment where a child can learn and develop, irrespective of age, ability or experience.

Elite Feet Football was started by Daniel Larner and has been improving players for several years – Daniel successfully worked and developed the youth soccer ideologies that are currently helping to develop the game in America and other countries where Football is not the number one sport. Daniel is highly qualified with both the 'National Soccer Coaches Association of America' and the 'English Football Association'. His belief is that every child should get the right introduction to sport, and that every child has the right to enjoy learning in the right environment, with the right curriculum.